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Macedonia’s surveillance society

Posted on December 3, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

There is no other nation on earth as closely surveilled as the British people.  Indeed, such is the scale of Britain’s national obsession with CCTV that – and Big Brother Watch makes no apologies for repeatedly quoting this statistic – there is a greater number of CCTV cameras operating on the Shetland Islands than those controlled by the entire San Francisco Police Department.

It is with a certain degree of wistfulness, therefore, that we read Slobodanka Jovanovska’s excellent piece in the WAZ EU Observer this morning about the rapid expansion of the surveillance state in Macedonia.

Read more on Big Brother Watch.

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